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The Zutons and Little Flames at Asylum - Monday 18th October
The Zutons Gallery 7 by Darren Rogers
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Continued from
Andy Dykes Review
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Check the thisisUll.com Gallery
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Photographs courtsey and Copyright © Darren Rogers 2004
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Music Reviews - Radio in the Raw By Cilla
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It's a local radio station. Ok, it's the BBC so with that comes plenty of kudos.
But it's BBC Radio Humberside - a place I have to admit that I'd steered clear of,
probably since its inception, as a not-cool place to be. In those days there was nothing but Radio 1.
And Raw Talent is a local live radio show. It's so local, you could see Alan Raw,
it's presenter and
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Music Reviews - Twice the riot, Die for, Flatline, Tear Jerk and Steel Rules Die @ the Adelphi, 27th June By John Pearman
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I wasn't planning on going to the Adelphi tonight.
You see, I don't really like punk music and it's quite a well known fact amongst my friends.
So why the hell did they turn up at my door and ask me to come? I have no idea.
But upon contradictory insight into the bill as to whether Freak's Union was to play or not,
I decided that the night
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Music Reviews- Bryan Adams, Proud Mary and Sketcher at the KC Stadium, Hull Saturday 26th June 04 By Steve Rudd
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St. Helens-based quartet Sketcher were something of a bizarre choice for the first support act
of the night, playing a damn fine brand of pop-punk music.
Still, they did what they were in a sense expected to do, and warmed-up the crowd to a
fantastic degree, with audience participation paramount (even if the extent of
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Music Reviews- The Levellers at Beverley Leisure Centre, Friday 18th June By Steve Rudd
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Spearheading the 21st celebrations of Beverley's mighty Folk Festival, I'll be honest - it took
me a while to grasp the fact that The Levellers were actually in the centre and
ready to play out their hearts, all-acoustically and in high spirits.
In support, a couple of Australian guys by the names
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Music Reviews -
Displacements and Lord Bishop Rocks at The Ringside, 23rd June By Dick Spring
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If ever an act has ever been more aptly named, I don't know, but whatever, tonight's
opening slot was a special guest, short notice appearance.
Lord Bishop is a giant of a man, but rocks like a b**tard. A cool black dude, from
New York (though he is huge in Europe with near constant touring) is making a name
for himself in Blighty
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Music Reviews -
Access to Music End of Term Bash At the New Adelphi Club, Hull 22nd June 2004 By Jeff Parsons
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The latest in a long line of Access to Music showcase gigs took place at its resident venue,
the Adelphi, on Tuesday 22nd June, featuring the now customary eclectic mix of artists and styles.
Access to Music is the country's top provider of popular music courses, running a variety of
programmes at locations from Portsmouth to York
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Music Reviews -
The Bluetones, The Bonnitts, Bluesand at The Adelphi, Hull Thursday 17th June By Steve Rudd
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This was surely one of the greatest nights in the history of the Adelphi.
Over the past 20 years, almost every band that has been worth its weight in talent has
played here, and plenty have since gone on, in subsequent years, to become very
successful and well known indeed.. bands such as, for example, Oasis,
the Manic Street Preachers
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Music Reviews -
Pure American Pleasure - Tap & Spile Friday 18th June By Glenn Williams
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Well for anyone that didn't get the chance to go down to the Tap & Spile
pub in Hull on Friday 18th June, they missed out on an experience of a lifetime.
Appearing at the Tap & Spile were country & bluegrass artistes from Kentucky,
Rob Mcnurlin, Dave Prince, and Luna (female part of this trio).
This trio of American artists were on a
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Music Reviews - realbeats.com & Ko Rockin' It present DIRTBURG @ The Adelphi - 22nd May Rich Todd.
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Having been fortunate enough to witness every realbeats / Ko Rockin' It night, expectations
for this one were again high, especially having seen on the flyer that the main act
Dirtburg had been dubbed the U.K.'s finest live hip hop band?
The evening started with Ko Rockin' It's resident DJ Defunkt
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Band Reviews -
Le Shed - Local Band Bio By Deano
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When we started Le Shed three years ago.
I played guitar and Dale Bottomley (Dalos) was the vocalist as well as the bassist.
This was when we were a four piece and doing cover songs and a few of our own but things soon changed.
Dale stopped singing and I started, leaving us with just one guitarist (Dean Worswick, Machine).
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